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quantum as in: quantum mechanics
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A photon is sometimes referred to as a "light quantum."quantum = physics: the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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We kissed for a while and then lay together listening to The Hectic Glow's eponymous album, and eventually we fell asleep like that, a quantum entanglement of tubes and bodies. (source)quantum = an indivisible unit
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Multiple sophons may be able to form a system to sense the macro world through quantum effects.† (source)quantum = physics: the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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But if the physics—the quantum physics—suggests that God exists, I'm more than willing to entertain the notion.† (source)
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He never goes anywhere, except to like lectures in quantum physics and stuff!† (source)
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And that other thing—science—would still generate gravity and quantum physics and whatever.† (source)
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His latest career goal is to be a quantum-physics genius.† (source)quantum = physics: the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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They appeared to be mining not stone but white light, and when they took the stone in slabs and caused it to float through empty space, tracked by searchlights, hanging on gossamer cables and unseen chains, it was as if they were handling light in cubic measure, cutting and transporting it in dense selfgenerating quanta from the heart of magical cliffs.† (source)quanta = physics: a collection of the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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"So she came through quantum leap without fugue?" demanded Sol.† (source)quantum = physics: the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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And if he was talking about the mysterious part of parentage, that our organs could receive waves or quanta of the same length, I didn't know enough about it to differ with him.† (source)quanta = physics: a collection of the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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It sounds like your work in Noetics will be a quantum leap forward.† (source)quantum = physics: the smallest indivisible quantity of something -- especially energy
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Your family genetic heritage, your specific DNA, your metabolic uniqueness, the quantum stuff that is going on at a subatomic level where only I am the always-present observer.† (source)
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Like quantum particles, they're neither here nor there, impossible to place, impossible to predict.† (source)
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"What if I embarrass you?" he said, as if posing a theory, like, say, quantum physics.† (source)
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"If the goal of visionaries is to make a quantum leap forward, the goal of pragmatists is to make a percentage improvement — incremental, measurable, predictable progress," Moore writes.† (source)
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Something about quantum reactions of the materials.† (source)
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